Mug Nuadat

Mug Nuadat [servant of Nuadu]. An alternative form of Eógan Mór of the Eóganacht. When Eógan claimed those parts of Ireland south of Eiscir Riada, between Galway and Dublin, that became known as Leth Moga [Mug's half].

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